If you’re still single and somewhat promiscuous, this news might capture your attention. Nollywood veteran Stephen Alajemba, popularly known as Uwaezuoke, claims it is a sin for a man to have fewer than three wives.
In a recent interview with Ugwumba TV, the actor argued that men who marry only one or two wives face potential dangers.
Also, he claims that these dangers include the risk of being poisoned by their spouses.
He claimed that having multiple wives fosters safety and balance within the home.
“It’s a sin to marry just one or two wives,” Uwaezuoke remarked.
“But if you marry three or four, you free yourself from sin. With one wife, your life is in danger. The safety of the leader depends on the security.
“If you marry two wives, they may conspire against you. However, if you marry three or more, they’ll focus on themselves, and your responsibility will simply be to provide for them. You can then alternate between their meals and their bedrooms.”
His comments have sparked reactions from the public.
However, some view his remarks as an endorsement of polygamy, while others dismiss them as an antiquated and contentious perspective on marriage.
Uwaezuoke’s claims have brought broader societal and cultural discussions about polygamy, relationships, and marital dynamics into sharper focus.
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However, polygamy remains an accepted practice in some regions.
Whether embraced as tradition or criticised for its controversial undertones, his statement highlights the ongoing evolution of conversations around marriage in contemporary society.
